jamovi

Hi Andre, The situation you describe is very rare (the last time we had someone mention it was a few years ago), and so far we haven't been able get physical access to a machine that has the problem. So we're not able to get to the bottom of why it happens unfortuntely :/ Hopefully, we'll be able to...

you'll need to tell us what "auto recode" is.

cheers

jonathon

hi,

this isn't something we've heard of happening before.

you could try running jamovi at the terminal and see if there's any helpful errors produced.

(the cloud version is an alternative if you don't end up figuring it out: https://cloud.jamovi.org )

cheers

jonathon

so the installation of dependencies is performed by R ... however we instruct R to use a snapshot mirror so that all our builds are reproducible. so you'll see that it uses the https://packagemanager.posit.co/cran/2025-05-25 repo for the 2.7, and the https://packagemanager.posit.co/cran/2024-08-07 r...

yup ... we've got plans for this.

jonathon

there's not a neat way to do this at this time unfortunately ... but you can do something like:

sure, although it's worth articulating our approach. that particular plots exist in other stats platforms alone, isn't quite enough for us to think we need to provide them in jamovi. the data we're typically interested in is what proportion of the market are we reaching. that other platforms have ta...

hmm, that's an interesting suggestion ... let me see ...

if there's a consequential bug fix, or a consequential feature, we include it in the release notes. but often the fix or improvement is minor (or even purely architectural), and there's not much user facing changes. you can noodle through the commit history if you're particularly interested ... but ...

it would certainly be possible if someone had the time and motivation.

a wrinkle is that jamovi doesn't currently support datetime data types.

jonathon